Marine research using automated monitoring of coastal fisheries, blue carbon, and ecosystem resilience.
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Automation has disrupted other industries🚨 It’s coming late to #environmentalscience but now it’s here:
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We can promote #openscience & democratise monitoring of coastal wetland health to ensure effective conservation and restoration actions!
#CWTC21 5/5
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If you missed it, ARI/CMRC researchers outlined a data-driven approach to predict the impact of multiple-stressors for #marineprotectedareas
Laura Griffiths @oceangriffiths
@ChristinABuelow
Max Campbell
Rod Connolly @ConnollyLab
Chris Brown @bluecology
doi.org/10.1111/cobi.14177
Does your research involve understanding #CumulativeImpacts? If so, you should check out our new paper that uses empirical data to predict impact rather than relying on vulnerabilities
doi.org/10.1111/cobi.14177
@JoelFishEcology @ChristinABuelow @bluecology @vivtulloch @nswdpi
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Delighted to share our new study uncovering the diversity of crustose coralline algae from the Great Barrier Reef #GBR, Coral Sea and Lord Howe Island. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
ALT Porolithon pinnaculum sp. nov
ALT Porolithon howensis sp. nov
ALT Porolithon lobulatum
Wonderful talk, thanks @AlelimonHA and such brilliant imagery
Thanks to Prof. Rod Connolly, the Coastal and Marine Research Centre (@Griffith_Uni), & @GriffithARI for the invitation to talk about my research on endangered coral species & mesophotic coral ecosystems. A very engaged audience and lots of follow-up conversations -I had a blast!
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Join us in congratulating Michael Sievers for winning the 2023 Cronin Early Achievement Award! 🏆 Visit ow.ly/b2le50PwWIx to learn more about the 2023 Achievement Award recipients.
Amazing to have a multi-stressor field experiment involving the whole seagrass community, congratulations @A0strowski
In the THIRD paper from her PhD, @A0strowski uses structural equation models to identify causal effects of dynamic #multiplestressors on #seagrass (1/2). sciencedirect.com/science/ar… @Griffith_SciEnv @GriffithARI w @ConnollyLab @bluecology
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📢New paper and last of the PhD!!! Read about how we can protect people from the current and future impacts of climate change through Nature-based solutions ➡️ doi.org/10.1002/pan3.10481 @HugePossum @j_r_rhodes @LauraSonter @NatCapProject @PaN_BES
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We have transplanted 18.750 new eelgrass shoots covering 1 ha last week in Gamborg Fjord, Denmark.
Fingers crossed that they will thrive like we have seen in multiple other Danish fjords.
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The greater Gladstone region is such a special part of the world. Another trip done and dusted and another tropical oyster reef found (growing on soft sediment, not rock!).
@ozfishunlimited
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Nice paper from Ben Scoulding and colleagues in the US, UK and Australia testing a combined acoustics & optics survey method for snapper abundance in a closed area doi.org/10.1111/1365-2664.14…
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The students leading a focus group session with local village representatives to identify potential mangrove restoration sites – at Madagascar
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Great to know about this! Our team @Anweghosh @ITMERG1 & @SieversSci @ConnollyLab at @GriffithARI have joined hands to learn sustainability and best practices for conservation of ocean biodiversity in India and Australia @AusCGKolkata
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Check out the latest episode of The Big Fish on ABC to hear more about the great work being done by @ozfishunlimited in collaboration with @Griffith_Uni to monitor restored shellfish reefs in Moreton Bay.
@Griffith_SciEnv @GriffithARI
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Urchins and morays and spat, oh my!
A bit emotional after the amazing press around oyster reef restoration this week while finishing up my last field trip at Noosa for my PhD. Phenomenal recruitment after only 4 months with some great results to come 🥳
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Don't miss next weeks ARI Seminar co-hosted by the #Coastal & #Marine Research Centre. Assoc Prof Chris Brown @bluecology will use his teams work to outline steps to translate good science into practical impacts on the management of #ocean ecosystems @GU_Sciences @Griffith_SciEnv
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Excess sediment from land use change and unsustainable development is one of the greatest abatable threats facing freshwater and marine ecosystems, but is missing from global priorities. Read more here: science.org/doi/epdf/10.1126…
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Day 2: more @abclandline filming, and so inspired by how hard-working these students are. Absolutely smashed it out of the park and completed all subtidal ROBs - on to the intertidal ones tomorrow! @ozfishunlimited @Griffith_SciEnv
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Did you know eating salmon has an environmental footprint on the land, and chicken has one in the sea? Our new research mapped disturbance, nutrients, freshwater use and greenhouse gas emissions of chicken and salmon production. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
For those restoring coastal habitats, this paper highlights the aspects of habitat condition that link to fish diversity. 13 estuaries over 2 years, a really comprehensive dataset. @globalwetlands #shellfish #mangrove
The structure and complexity of coastal habitats affects fish.
But how can we use this to optimise management and restoration targets?
Check out our new paper in Estuarine Coastal and Shelf Science led by @hannahjperry_ and funded by @hlthylandwater
sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Automated fish surveys will be a boon for marine scientists. It will save so much time! This tech is so cool.
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